Isabel Briggs Myers (1897–1980)

A rather deeper than average book on the Myers-Briggs personality type system. The book looks at how and why we develop, with insights into characteristics, inherent preferences, and observed generalities.

Not really a good introduction to personality typing, but well worth reading for anyone wanting to understand the functions a bit better, and to know something of the history of the Myers-Briggs system.

While ironically not as strong as Kiersey's "Please Understand Me II", this basic introduction to the MBTI by the original Isabel Briggs Myers and her son Peter is nevertheless a useful book to have on hand. Based on Jung's personality types, Isabel Briggs Myers and her mother Katherine Briggs developed a means of expressing and analyzing the types in relation to people's normal lives. This book pursues that aim with chapters discussing not only the various personality types, but also as show more they may apply to education, career, marriage and children. show less

Please note this information is from internet!

This is book is just a short version to understand your personality type.

But almost all the information can be found on this link below!

FREE PERSONALITY TEST



https://www.16personalities.com/free-personality-test


====== Want To Understand Yourself Better? ======

Having trouble getting to the core of who you are?

Wish you could find something that improves your understanding of... YOU ?
There is lots of information about each personality type on the show more internet



Creators of the MBTI as known today

16 Personalities: A Glance Into Each Type helps you better understand yourself. Discover your true self, improve your relationships, and find some accommodating words that just help put you at ease.

But I think before you read this book you need to do the personality test, it is free (the link below) and takes - 12 minutes.


Be Understood. Whether you're an INFP, INFJ, INTP, INTJ, ENFP, ENFJ, ENTP, ENTJ, ISFP, ISTP, ESFP, ESTP, ISFJ, ISTJ, ESFJ, or ESTJ (Whew!) This Book is For You!

16 Personalities: A Glance into Each Type is a collection of insights into how each type behaves and how to better understand each type.



The possible combinations of these four preferences result in 16 different personality types. show less

best reading about MBTI type theory from the source